Brush Up Before Flying Into Sun ‘n Fun

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Flying into Lakeland for Sun 'n Fun? You'll want to brush up on flight procedures and ground operations.

Old Fiberglass Parts—Good as New

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Fitting the RV-1’s fiberglass tail tips highlights the art behind careful craftsmanship—flanges, filler, and all.

Gelato Aids Aircraft Construction

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Talenti gelato containers help organize fasteners in EAA Chapter 534’s hangar—plus, there’s dessert involved.

Close Quarters Fuel Pump

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When building from older kits or plans, visiting other builders can reveal ingenious solutions, saving valuable time and trouble.

Wrenching with Friends

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A few days in the shop with KITPLANES Senior Editor Tom Wilson refreshing an IO-540 engine makes the job enjoyable.

Multi-Use Water

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When folks come to visit in our shop, we try to remember to offer them a bottle of water, especially in the summer. Most...

When Wear is Good

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This screen is supposed to be checked at every oil change, so the paint wear should be proportional to age and hours.

Sport Class Air Racing: Rules Rewrite!

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In a strategic move sure to rattle air racing’s pylons, Sport Class Air Racing has adopted a new set of wide ranging technical specifications.

Fiberglass Magic: A Better-Fitting Rear Seat Back

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How to use fiberglass magic for a better-fitting RV-type rear seatback—stronger, snugger, and finished with a satisfying “clunk.”

Adventures in Pro-Seal

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How do you use Pro-seal and document the procedure with a camera? The simple answer… you don’t! Once the Polysulfide Sealant comes out o...

In Case You Missed It

All About Avionics

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A clear definition of the mission along with a realistic assessment of the type of flying you'll do are key to successfully completing an avionics retrofit. By Stein Bruch.

Common In-Flight Failures, Part 2

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This column is a continuation of common in-flight failures that I began discussing in...

Letters

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Aircraft WiringIn "Top Ten Wiring Mistakes" , I did not see mention of an...

X Marks the Spot

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Light and slow, yet lacking control skittishness, the X-Air is a simple and fun way to go nowhere in particular. By Bob Grimstead.